This was a really great story. I enjoyed reading about Jamie and her daughter Harley. I could literally feel what Jamie was feeling when she described how she felt about Emma and her attack years earlier. Jamie was harboring a lot of guilt feeling that she was responsible for what happened to Emma since they switched places that night.
The Babysitter Killer concept reminded me of all of the horror movies I watched back in the 80s. The book kept me turning pages and I was on the edge of my seat especially during the ending. An ending that I never saw coming. The author did a fabulous job keeping the suspense going. Now the first couple chapters were a little slow because you had to find out about Jamie and Emma and find out what happened with them in the past. After that the pace starts to pick up.
The Babysitter Killer concept reminded me of all of the horror movies I watched back in the 80s. The book kept me turning pages and I was on the edge of my seat especially during the ending. An ending that I never saw coming. The author did a fabulous job keeping the suspense going. Now the first couple chapters were a little slow because you had to find out about Jamie and Emma and find out what happened with them in the past. After that the pace starts to pick up.